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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1948
Page
13
Judge John Q. Carey of Lucas County common pleas court withdrew his name from Democratic candidates seeking the May 4 congressional nomination. He cited fear of losing eligibility if he left the bench, noting conflicting opinions from former Ohio attorneys general on his eligibility.
Middletown notes include Lodge, club, league and educational gatherings with times from 7 30 to 8 p m at Elks Temple Maple Park School High School and other venues plus a mention that California leads all states in developed water power.
Kentucky may vote statewide on prohibition unless Governor Earle Clements vetoes the liquor law liberalization bill. Senator Ira W. Lee of Ashland predicts passage if the governor does not act by February 19. A Georgetown college group urged a veto and a Georgetown student, James Hatley of Madisonville, is among those pressing the measure.
The Baptist students union of Kentucky said students from the state's only Baptist College believed they should present their views to the governor on the question.
Benjamin Lockard, illiterate, left 1300 dollars to three daughters in a will signed by his fingerprint. The document was admitted to probate after the fingerprints were identified in court. Benito Mussolini, son of a blacksmith, began his career as a school teacher.
Cleveland doctors Dr. Irvine H. Page and Dr. Otto Glasser report a mechanical technique to raise or lower blood pressure during operations by withdrawing or returning blood through an artery. The method uses an artery in arm, thigh, or foot held open, with blood prepared to restore pressure if it drops, and most blood returned after surgery to stabilize pressure.
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